CA2584572A1 - Method of assigning a user to an elevator system and such an elevator system - Google Patents
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Abstract
In a method of assigning a user to an elevator system with several elevators, the user issues a destination call. Thereupon, at least one elevator is determined to serve the destination call and is announced to the user by means of an acoustic signal that identifies the elevator. All of the signals that designate the different elevators are exclusively formed by means of one single single-frequency signal tone, the various signals that identify the individual elevators being distinguishable to the user by a predefined signal duration and/or at least one predefined signal interruption. The invention further relates to an elevator system that is equipped for this method.
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Method of Assigning a User to an Elevator System and Such an Elevator System The present invention relates to a method of assigning a user to an elevator system with several elevators, wherein the user issues a destination call and at least one elevator to serve the destination call is determined and, by means of an acoustic signal that designates the elevator, is announced to the user. The invention further relates to such an elevator system.
Conventionally, the allocation of a user to an elevator system takes place primarily by means of optical signal modules as, for example, by means of display modules provided in the vicinity of the hoistway doors. After issuing the destination call, the user on the landing of the respective story must observe the display modules of the various elevators to recognize which elevator he must board so as to be transported into the desired destination story. However, such an allocation is not suitable for persons who are visually impaired, and especially not for persons who are visually disabled.
From WO 2005/118450 Al, an elevator system with several elevators is known in which, in the vicinity of each story and each elevator, a so-called elevator identifier is provided that issues a melodic sound that designates the respective elevator or a group of elevators. The sound of the melodies is constructed in such manner that a plurality of different-sounding melodies is available for the various elevators. Provided for the purpose of issuing a destination call is a destination call issuing module that has a plurality of switches and a loudspeaker. In the module, the switches that are assigned to the various destination stories are identified with various colors.
lu However, an elevator system of this type has the disadvantage that for the purpose of identifying the plurality of elevators, melodies must be created that are clearly distinguishable and, as a consequence, relatively elaborately designed acoustic signal modules as, for example, MP3 Player or similar must be implemented.
The task of the invention is to develop further a method of assigning a user to an elevator system of the type stated at the outset in such manner that allocation of the user takes place by means of the acoustic signal in simple manner and with simply constructed components. A further task is to specify such an elevator system for execution of this method.
As solution to this task in accordance with Claim 1 of the invention, in a method of the type stated at the outset it is foreseen that all of the signals that designate the different elevators are exclusively formed by means of one single single-frequency signal tone, the various signals that identify the individual elevators being recognizable by a predefined signal duration and/or at least one predefined signal interruption that are distinguishable for the user.
The method according to the invention is based on the knowledge that, on announcement of the determined elevator, the identification of various elevators by the signal tone having a certain frequency is achieved in that the signal tone is interrupted by pauses, continues for a defined period of time, and/or is configured by a combination of these design characteristics. In this way, the signal can be constructed in the form of a signal code, in other words by sounds of various length with pauses selectably inserted between them. For this purpose it is preferable to use the so-called Morse code, that has as its basis a single unvarying unmodulated signal, as a result of which it requires relatively little hardware and as a result of which a simply constructed single-frequency emitter can be used as acoustic signal module.
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Method of Assigning a User to an Elevator System and Such an Elevator System The present invention relates to a method of assigning a user to an elevator system with several elevators, wherein the user issues a destination call and at least one elevator to serve the destination call is determined and, by means of an acoustic signal that designates the elevator, is announced to the user. The invention further relates to such an elevator system.
Conventionally, the allocation of a user to an elevator system takes place primarily by means of optical signal modules as, for example, by means of display modules provided in the vicinity of the hoistway doors. After issuing the destination call, the user on the landing of the respective story must observe the display modules of the various elevators to recognize which elevator he must board so as to be transported into the desired destination story. However, such an allocation is not suitable for persons who are visually impaired, and especially not for persons who are visually disabled.
From WO 2005/118450 Al, an elevator system with several elevators is known in which, in the vicinity of each story and each elevator, a so-called elevator identifier is provided that issues a melodic sound that designates the respective elevator or a group of elevators. The sound of the melodies is constructed in such manner that a plurality of different-sounding melodies is available for the various elevators. Provided for the purpose of issuing a destination call is a destination call issuing module that has a plurality of switches and a loudspeaker. In the module, the switches that are assigned to the various destination stories are identified with various colors.
lu However, an elevator system of this type has the disadvantage that for the purpose of identifying the plurality of elevators, melodies must be created that are clearly distinguishable and, as a consequence, relatively elaborately designed acoustic signal modules as, for example, MP3 Player or similar must be implemented.
The task of the invention is to develop further a method of assigning a user to an elevator system of the type stated at the outset in such manner that allocation of the user takes place by means of the acoustic signal in simple manner and with simply constructed components. A further task is to specify such an elevator system for execution of this method.
As solution to this task in accordance with Claim 1 of the invention, in a method of the type stated at the outset it is foreseen that all of the signals that designate the different elevators are exclusively formed by means of one single single-frequency signal tone, the various signals that identify the individual elevators being recognizable by a predefined signal duration and/or at least one predefined signal interruption that are distinguishable for the user.
The method according to the invention is based on the knowledge that, on announcement of the determined elevator, the identification of various elevators by the signal tone having a certain frequency is achieved in that the signal tone is interrupted by pauses, continues for a defined period of time, and/or is configured by a combination of these design characteristics. In this way, the signal can be constructed in the form of a signal code, in other words by sounds of various length with pauses selectably inserted between them. For this purpose it is preferable to use the so-called Morse code, that has as its basis a single unvarying unmodulated signal, as a result of which it requires relatively little hardware and as a result of which a simply constructed single-frequency emitter can be used as acoustic signal module.
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Advantageous further developments of the method according to the invention are described in claims 2 to 5.
In a further advantageous further development of the method, the signals are configured by means of a predefined signal code, preferably by means of the Morse alphabet code.
Should several suitable elevators be determined to serve the destination call, the signals that are defined for each of the determined elevators can be issued separated from each other in time.
In a further advantageous further development, the user issues the destination call by actuating once or more at least one switch of a destination call issuing module. It is possible, for example, for a destination call issuing module to be provided that has only one switch in the access area of each story of the elevator system that makes it possible for the user to specify the desired destination story by actuating the switch the corresponding number of times. For example, to communicate his destination call for a trip into the fifth floor, he actuates the switch by pressing it five times. The destination call issuing module can also expediently contain an acoustic signal module so that each actuation of the switch is confirmed by a single-frequency signal tone.
In a further embodiment, the user is guided to the destination call issuing module by an acoustic signal. By this means it can be ensured that, after a visually disabled person enters a building, they are first guided by an acoustic signal in the form of a single-frequency signal tone or a melody that consists of a plurality of tones to the destination call issuing module so that the person can issue their destination call.
Furthermore, for the solution of the aforesaid task in accordance with Claim 6, an elevator system with several elevators is proposed that has at least one IY I
In a further advantageous further development of the method, the signals are configured by means of a predefined signal code, preferably by means of the Morse alphabet code.
Should several suitable elevators be determined to serve the destination call, the signals that are defined for each of the determined elevators can be issued separated from each other in time.
In a further advantageous further development, the user issues the destination call by actuating once or more at least one switch of a destination call issuing module. It is possible, for example, for a destination call issuing module to be provided that has only one switch in the access area of each story of the elevator system that makes it possible for the user to specify the desired destination story by actuating the switch the corresponding number of times. For example, to communicate his destination call for a trip into the fifth floor, he actuates the switch by pressing it five times. The destination call issuing module can also expediently contain an acoustic signal module so that each actuation of the switch is confirmed by a single-frequency signal tone.
In a further embodiment, the user is guided to the destination call issuing module by an acoustic signal. By this means it can be ensured that, after a visually disabled person enters a building, they are first guided by an acoustic signal in the form of a single-frequency signal tone or a melody that consists of a plurality of tones to the destination call issuing module so that the person can issue their destination call.
Furthermore, for the solution of the aforesaid task in accordance with Claim 6, an elevator system with several elevators is proposed that has at least one IY I
destination call issuing module for issuing a destination call, a destination call control module to determine an elevator to serve the destination call, and at least one acoustic signal module to issue an acoustic signal to assign the user to the determined elevator, the signals that identify all of the different elevators being exclusively formed by means of one single single-frequency tone, the various signals that identify the individual elevators being recognizable by a predefined signal duration and/or at least one predefined signal interruption that is distinguishable for the user.
Advantageous embodiments of the elevator system according to the invention are described in claims 7 to 10.
An elevator system that is executed in such manner makes use of the advantages of the method according to the invention. According to the foregoing description of the method according to the invention, it is advantageous if the signals are configured by means of a predefined signal code, preferably by means of the Morse alphabet code, to designate various elevators.
It is advantageous for the destination call issuing module to be provided in the vicinity of the elevator landing and to have at least one switch. It is preferable for the destination call issuing module to comprise several switches, each switch being identified by a haptic means of designating the function of the switch, for example the destination story. Thus, for example, a telephone keypad or a number of switches that corresponds to the story can be provided, each of the switches being provided with a designation of the story in the form of Braille by means of a corresponding surface structure that for a visibly disabled person is detectable by the sense of touch. It is preferable for the signal module to be arranged in the vicinity of the elevator hoistway door, in the vicinity of the elevator car, and/or in the landing area of the elevator of the respective story. It is preferable for there to be provided in IY I
the entrance area of each stop of the elevator system at least one destination call issuing module.
It is advantageous for the destination call issuing module to be provided with 5 a further switch, designated with an optically and haptically recognizable handicap symbol. The function of this pushbutton is that the acoustic signals are only generated when this pushbutton is actuated before the destination is entered to prevent the surroundings being constantly subjected to the sound of signal tones.
It is advantageous for the destination call issuing module to be provided with an RFID reader device and for the disabled person to have a card or mobile telephone that is detectable by this reader device. In association with this card, the travel destination and the type of disability are stored. The disabled person need only bring this card into the proximity of the reader device for the destination call to be issued and to automatically receive the acoustic orientation aid.
The method according to the invention and the device are explained further below by reference to an exemplary embodiment.
An elevator system according to the invention comprises several elevators that are capable of traveling between a plurality of stories. Provided for the purpose of controlling the elevator system is a control module with a destination call issuing module that receives a destination call issued by a user and thereupon determines at least one elevator that is suitable for serving the destination call. For the purpose of issuing the destination call, in the area of each landing area of the elevator system is a destination call issuing module with a number of switches that corresponds to the number of stories. Each of the switches is provided with haptic means in the form of Braille with projections to designate a story. In addition, assigned to each elevator hoistway door is an acoustic signal module. This signal module ~N I
Advantageous embodiments of the elevator system according to the invention are described in claims 7 to 10.
An elevator system that is executed in such manner makes use of the advantages of the method according to the invention. According to the foregoing description of the method according to the invention, it is advantageous if the signals are configured by means of a predefined signal code, preferably by means of the Morse alphabet code, to designate various elevators.
It is advantageous for the destination call issuing module to be provided in the vicinity of the elevator landing and to have at least one switch. It is preferable for the destination call issuing module to comprise several switches, each switch being identified by a haptic means of designating the function of the switch, for example the destination story. Thus, for example, a telephone keypad or a number of switches that corresponds to the story can be provided, each of the switches being provided with a designation of the story in the form of Braille by means of a corresponding surface structure that for a visibly disabled person is detectable by the sense of touch. It is preferable for the signal module to be arranged in the vicinity of the elevator hoistway door, in the vicinity of the elevator car, and/or in the landing area of the elevator of the respective story. It is preferable for there to be provided in IY I
the entrance area of each stop of the elevator system at least one destination call issuing module.
It is advantageous for the destination call issuing module to be provided with 5 a further switch, designated with an optically and haptically recognizable handicap symbol. The function of this pushbutton is that the acoustic signals are only generated when this pushbutton is actuated before the destination is entered to prevent the surroundings being constantly subjected to the sound of signal tones.
It is advantageous for the destination call issuing module to be provided with an RFID reader device and for the disabled person to have a card or mobile telephone that is detectable by this reader device. In association with this card, the travel destination and the type of disability are stored. The disabled person need only bring this card into the proximity of the reader device for the destination call to be issued and to automatically receive the acoustic orientation aid.
The method according to the invention and the device are explained further below by reference to an exemplary embodiment.
An elevator system according to the invention comprises several elevators that are capable of traveling between a plurality of stories. Provided for the purpose of controlling the elevator system is a control module with a destination call issuing module that receives a destination call issued by a user and thereupon determines at least one elevator that is suitable for serving the destination call. For the purpose of issuing the destination call, in the area of each landing area of the elevator system is a destination call issuing module with a number of switches that corresponds to the number of stories. Each of the switches is provided with haptic means in the form of Braille with projections to designate a story. In addition, assigned to each elevator hoistway door is an acoustic signal module. This signal module ~N I
comprises a single-frequency signal tone emitter that is so equipped as to emit a sequence of single-frequency signal tones that are separated by pauses for assigning the user to one of the elevator hoistway doors.
If, now, a visually disabled person enters a building that is equipped with such an elevator installation and, in the area of the ground floor in the lobby area of the elevator system, arrives at the destination call issuing module, by means of his sense of touch this user can identify that switch that is marked with Braille that corresponds to his desired destination story. After actuation of the respective switch, this destination call is transmitted to the destination call issung module. The destination call control module determines a suitable elevator for transporting the user into the desired destination story and gives the user the associated designation of the elevator, for example a letter or number, by means of a correspondingly configured single-frequency signal tone by means of the acoustic signal module of the destination call issuing module. Thus, for example, four elevators A, B, C, D that are present in the elevator system can be designated by the following sequences of signal tones ("-" = long; "." = short): Elevator A: - - - , Elevator B: . - - , Elevator C: - .
- , Elevator D: . .-. Between the individual signal tone components "long" and "short", signal interruptions that are also of predefined length are provided.
Afterwards, the same single-frequency signal tone sounds from the signal module of the assigned elevator hoistway door.
In this manner, the visually disabled person can orientate himself by means of the signal tone and move in the direction of the assigned elevator hoistway door. In addition, it can be foreseen that after arrival of the elevator car in the starting story, and after opening of the elevator hoistway door and elevator car door, a further acoustic signal module that is arranged in or on the elevator car issues the same signal tone to communicate to the user that he can now board the elevator car.
If, now, a visually disabled person enters a building that is equipped with such an elevator installation and, in the area of the ground floor in the lobby area of the elevator system, arrives at the destination call issuing module, by means of his sense of touch this user can identify that switch that is marked with Braille that corresponds to his desired destination story. After actuation of the respective switch, this destination call is transmitted to the destination call issung module. The destination call control module determines a suitable elevator for transporting the user into the desired destination story and gives the user the associated designation of the elevator, for example a letter or number, by means of a correspondingly configured single-frequency signal tone by means of the acoustic signal module of the destination call issuing module. Thus, for example, four elevators A, B, C, D that are present in the elevator system can be designated by the following sequences of signal tones ("-" = long; "." = short): Elevator A: - - - , Elevator B: . - - , Elevator C: - .
- , Elevator D: . .-. Between the individual signal tone components "long" and "short", signal interruptions that are also of predefined length are provided.
Afterwards, the same single-frequency signal tone sounds from the signal module of the assigned elevator hoistway door.
In this manner, the visually disabled person can orientate himself by means of the signal tone and move in the direction of the assigned elevator hoistway door. In addition, it can be foreseen that after arrival of the elevator car in the starting story, and after opening of the elevator hoistway door and elevator car door, a further acoustic signal module that is arranged in or on the elevator car issues the same signal tone to communicate to the user that he can now board the elevator car.
The exemplary embodiment described above relates to the method according to the invention as well as to the elevator installation according to the invention, and is especially characterized in that through the use of a single-frequency tone emitter, a comparatively simply constructed acoustic signal module can be used and that it is also not necessary to hold ready a plurality of elaborately melodic sounds.
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1. Method of assigning a user to an elevator system with several elevators, in which the user issues a destination call and at least one elevator is determined to serve the destination call and, by means of an acoustic signal that designates the elevator, is announced to the user, characterized in that all of the signals that designate the different elevators are exclusively formed by means of one single single-frequency signal tone, the various signals that identify the individual elevators being distinguishable to the user by a predefined signal duration and/or at least one predefined signal interruption.
2. Method according to Claim 1, characterized in that the signals are configured by means of a predefined signal code, preferably by means of the Morse alphabet code.
3. Method according to Claim 1 or 2, characterized in that several elevators are determined, and the signals that are determined for each of the determined elevators are emitted separated by time.
4. Method according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the user issues the destination call by actuating once or more at least one switch of a destination call issuing module.
5. Method according to Claim 4, characterized in that the user is guided by an acoustic signal to the destination call issuing module.
6. Elevator system with several elevators, at least one destination call issuing module for issuing a destination call, a destination call control module to determine an elevator to serve the destination call, and at least one acoustic signal module to issue an acoustic signal, to assign the user to the determined elevator, characterized in that the signals that identify all of the different elevators are exclusively formed by means of one single single-frequency signal tone, the various signals that identify the individual elevators being recognizable by a predefined signal duration and/or at least one predefined signal interruption that is distinguishable for the user.
7. Elevator system according to Claim 6, characterized in that the signals are configured by means of a predefined signal code, preferably by means of the Morse alphabet code.
8. Elevator system according to Claim 6 or 7, characterized in that the destination call issuing module is provided in the landing area of the elevator and has at least one switch.
9. Elevator installation according to one of claims 6 to 8, characterized in that the destination call issuing module comprises several switches, each switch being identified by a haptic means of designating a certain destination.
10. Elevator system according to one of claims 6 to 9, characterized in that the signal module is arranged in the area of the elevator hoistway door, in the area of the elevator car, and/or in the landing area of the elevator.
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